Above all, make your wildlife photography thoughtful. Think about yourand use them to tell the story of the animal. You’ll have much greater success and create better images if you do that. Wildlife photographycan be a challenging but rewarding form of photography. Getting good at it takes ...
This may act as an inexpensive deer deterrent that doesn’t detract from the aesthetic of your garden. Use thin green garden stakes to blend in with the foliage and string the stakes with rows of fishing line about eight to twelve inches apart. The deer may not be able to see the lines...
As well as practicing on your pets, you can also use other animals in your neighbourhood to hone your skills. Birds or other animals like squirrels can provide interesting backyard subject matter that will let you hone your wildlife photography skills. Techniques to focus on include getting the ...
I was up on a mountain in California in the middle of winter for a month, just me and my computer and two squirrels who I spoke to daily. I could listen to him from a thousand miles away in California and him having been dead for over 10 years. I could still hear him. Oscar Trim...